Roughly 1 in 5 American workers signs in from home. Most of them assume that working remotely automatically means fewer rules, more freedom, and fewer legal headaches. That assumption is quietly costing workers real money, real jobs, and real legal standing every year.
Remote work did not create a rights-free zone. Your employer’s obligations to you don’t dissolve when your commute disappears. What changed is how those obligations apply, and the gap between what workers believe and what the law actually says has never been wider.
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